Festival time is a time of happiness, to add more joy to it design your own pooja thali for the occasion. Make these delicate curvilinear patterns in Shilpkar by using the basic techniques of forming clay to decorate your pooja thali.
Fevicryl Acrylic Colour - Crimson 204, Fevicryl Sparkling Pearl Colours - Golden Yellow 707, Emerald Green 708, Fevicryl Liquid Embroidery Glitter - Red 405, Gold 401, Fevicryl - Glass Colour – Water Based - Crystal Green 854, Fevicryl Non Sticky Shilpkar, Fevicryl No Stitch Fabric Glue, Fine Art Canvas, Colour Palette, Water Container, Steel Thali, Kundans, Pencil
Take a thali and wipe it clean to remove any traces of grease marks if any Paint the thali with Fevicryl Acrylic Colour – Crimson 04 Let it dry
Mix Fevicryl Shilpkar Resin Base and Hardener to form an even dough Roll very thin coils to make spirals and curvilinear shapes Make small teardrop shapes as well
Arrange and stick these shapes in a pattern on the thali using Fevicryl Fabric Glue Paint them with Sparkling Pearl Colour – Golden Yellow and Emerald Green Let it dry
Give dots of Liquid Embroidery Glitter - Red on these shapes Place green stones on them and press them to form rings around the stones Let them dry
Take a canvas sheet Draw and cut out a 5” thick circular rim from the canvas sheet
The outer edge of the circle is cut out into leaf shapes and painted using Sparkling Pearl Colour – Golden Yellow Leave it to dry
Outline the leaves with Liquid Embroidery Glitter - Gold Fill in the leaves with Water Based - Glass Colour - Crystal Green on these leaves Stick the canvas leaves on the base of the thali using Fabric Glue Let it dry